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It is a type of coating that is applied as a liquid substance to the visible components of the watch, particularly the dial. The substance dries on the surface of the component to form a glossy and protective layer.
The process of applying varnish to the watch involves carefully preparing the surface, applying multiple layers of varnish, and allowing each layer to dry and cure properly. This creates a durable and long-lasting finish that can withstand daily wear and tear.
Varnish not only enhances the aesthetic appearance of the watch but also provides protection against scratches, moisture, and other environmental factors. It helps preserve the original beauty of the watch and maintain its quality over time.
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